Advocates said that the ruling would not only affect decisions in the relatively few special-education disputes that go to court but would also more broadly shift the balance of power between families and school officials, pushing schools to set more ambitious goals tailored more carefully to each student's particular needs.
Now the main question seems to be about who should control the revenues from various taxes and from the exploitation of the regions' natural resources.Two laws in 1999 which broadly shifted resources from central to regional government raised more questions than they answered.
Altuve had executed a gambit in a game of cards, besting three teammates and, while smiling broadly, shifted in his seat to his left and uttered something in Spanish to third baseman Alex Bregman, who was not participating but was an acute observer.
More broadly — and something that likely attracted Cherry — is that the rental market is generally shifting towards the direction of furnished and serviced living.
More broadly, shifts in, say, the status of women are easily overlooked by people who don't remember that, a few decades ago, reproductive rights were not yet a concept, and there was no recourse for exclusion, discrimination, workplace sexual harassment, most forms of rape, and other crimes against women the legal system did not recognise or even countenance.
More broadly, task shifting has to be engaged within broader health system goals of building access, equity and responsiveness; and where task shifting involves the mobilisation of community health workers, to questions of community participation and accountability [ 80].
So when we're making shifts — like the broadly trusted shift — the reason why we're doing that is because it actually maps to what people are telling us they want at a deep level.
And sensitivities shift throughout an individual's lifespan and, more broadly, social norms shift over time.
If American schools are to improve broadly, we must shift the agenda and concentrate on improving the essence of education: what is taught, who teaches, and how this is paid for.
